New York Times reporter Eric Schmitt forwards fog-of-war excuses for the Obama administration's botched response to the fatal attacks on Americans in Benghazi. "It would be several days, however, ...
New York Times Public Editor Margaret Sullivan defended her paper from charges of liberal bias in its coverage of the Benghazi attacks, yet elicited this statement from Managing Editor Susan ...
Former Times reporter Timothy Egan: "It’s clear now that the Romney of Denver was no more real than
Paul Ryan pretending to wash those already clean dishes for a photo op
in a soup kitchen." ...
Times economics reporter Annie Lowrey writes like a liberal op-ed writer: "The yawning gap between the haves and the have-nots -- and the political questions that gap has raised about the plight ...
The Times' Susan Saulny hypes an outdated online poll of young people as a "lost opportunity" for Mitt Romney, while the paper ignored data from the respected Gallup organization showing Romney ...
More excuses from the Times for Obama on his response to the murders of four Americans in Benghazi. Reporter Scott Shane wrote: "Mr. Obama applied the 'terror' label to the attack in his first
...
The easily frightened liberals on the New York Times editorial board fancied they heard '50s-style sexism in an utterly reasonable observation made by Mitt Romney during the second debate about ...
Great minds think alike. New York Times reporter Michael Shear: "Mr. Obama had the look of a man who was watching his rival walk right into a trap." Reporter Helene Cooper, 40 minutes later: "Mr. ...
Times reporter Michael Barbaro: "Let be go back to something Jackie said, you know, when Mitt
Romney announced on national television in a debate that President Obama
didn't say the word ...
The New York Times runs a hostile profile by David Segal of Romney economic advisor and Columbia Business School dean Glenn Hubbard, packed with anonymous gripes from Hubbard's (liberal) ...
